Hearted Youtube comments on Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins (@SimoneandMalcolm) channel.

  1. Communism in itself depends on a removal of consent.
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  2. "HIPPIES DON'T HAVE MONEY!!!" - Eric Cartmen
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  3. I find it really funny that woke characters always have to be ugly. It's like they know they are spiteful mutants 🤣
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  4. The answer is simple. Woke stuff sucks. It’s totally reductive and insulting to everyone regardless of race.
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  5. One gay for Trump was stronger than all the white dudes for Harris 😂
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  6. Aah yes the modern audience that won't shut up or show up😂😂😂
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  7. Scott Presler has not received the credit and praise he deserves. Thanks for this video.
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  8. I think an asian broke into my house. When he left, all of my kid's homework was done.
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  9. "Woke" is entirely performative. Virtually nobody who spouts woke ideology online actually lives or substantiates it in their daily private life. Being woke online gives them an echo chamber of similarly performative people who just congratulate each other for their bravery and distract themselves from the fact they are overwhelmingly suffering from depression and just miserable people in general. This 'audience' cannot be motivated or activated for anything substantive beyond making posts on twitter or other social platforms.
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  10. "Women especially get emotionally rewarded for dressing in a way and acting in a way that causes people to think less of them intellectually." Hit the nail on the head
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  11. Scott contacted me personally on twitter when I announced that I’m walking away from the Democrat Party. He offered his phone number to call him if I wanted advice and had questions. This dude is legit. Much respect for him.
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  12. Woke people I know don't like competitive games. They prefer reading, word games, the sims, farm games, just nothing that will remind them of ever losing
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  13. I ran a thought experiment with GPT: if a nuclear weapon threatening a city with 10 million people could only be defused by saying a racial or ethnic slur, GPT says it still wouldn’t be acceptable to say it.
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  14. Straight dude here and Scott Pressler is an American Hero. I hope the Trump team recognizes this man.
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  15. We got anime becoming real before GTA 6
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  16. This YouTube channel is vastly underrated. High level intellectual topics and great guests to boot. Well done.
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  17. My son plays Rust. My daughter plays Minecraft. She world builds and relaxes. He’s 13 and she’s 16. She barely plays anymore. He’s totally addicted but is limited to 2 days a week currently. He’d play 12 hours a day if he could. It’s a multiplayer survival game. It’s like going on an adventure with your buddies. Now they are both allergic to woke at this point. I remember back in 2021 I was totally anti woke and they thought I was a bit nuts over it. They have since come to my position. By the way I’m Gen X (52).
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  18. Gay man here and I support Trump.
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  19. This is going to sound sociopathic via text, so please understand this is a deliberately value-free analysis and is not an endorsement of vigilantism in a moral sense. In many ways, vigilantism helped build higher societies. No tribe emerged from the primordial aether with bureaucratized and abstracted concepts of legality and ethics which in any way resembled high civilizations. Vigilantism was one of the costs "priced in" by social codes. If you screwed a man hard enough, he might just come for you. You can see this reflected in folk wisdom such as "nothing more dangerous than a man with nothing to lose". That cute little adage isn't saying "oh, those with nothing on the line try harder", it's warning that once someone has no chips left on the game board, they might flip the table. History is replete with this echo: "surrender with honor", "allowing an exit", "chose to retire", etc. In our very safe, very insulated, very civilized world, these might seem quant or be accepted as received moral precepts, but they are based on a firm inherited calculus: every man, no matter how reasonable, has a point where he'll turn to tooth and claw, if only to make you bleed with him. We might think of our age as one built on these costs, but so managed that we no longer pay them. Unjust words no longer result in duels, but we say slander is bad. The shopkeeper no longer has to beat thieves, because the justice system punishes theft. And the tribe doesn't have to mob-justice the degenerate who wrecked the common green, because social shame makes the idea of transgressing abhorrent, well before the thought of violence arises. Or rather... our society was functional. For a blip of time in the late modernity, the West managed to reach an amazing peak. We'd priced in vigilantism to our social systems so efficiently that the vigilantism was no longer ever actioned. Unfortunately, over time this lead to virtuous violence being classed as mere violence, and morally equal to unjust violence. Like many modern ills, this wasn't felt at first, as the moral inertia of the old system propelled behavior that was no longer incentivized by the current market. Slowly, though, new actors came about in an age with new incentives, and they better adapted to their environment. If a powerful CEO can get ahead with profit maximization through legal murder, and the only penalty is a fractional hit on a rocketing upward graph? Why not? The only external cost is some disapproval from people he doesn't care about. He's optimized for his environment, because he's recognized that the formerly "priced in" vigilantism behind that disapproval has been replaced with a memory of said vigilantism, like a vestigial clause in a defunct contract. We've been at this point for some time. The grinding inhumanity of our era would have brought our ancestors to violence long before. We've constrained this through the anti-agentic "all violence is (equally) bad" propaganda. So yes, this murder, and moreover, the general public acceptance, is indicative of social degeneration. But it's not a descent from normality. It's a return. A ball was thrown into the air, and for a time (the late twentieth and early twenty first centuries) it seemed to hang suspended at its apex, but it has now begun to fall. The proper response is to recognize where we are, what we are, the historical anomaly we are exiting, and decide how to proceed.
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  20. Everything I learned about Destiny has been against my will
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  21. I am not super happy with how I acted towards Simone in this video (her take was much stronger than mine and I couldn't see it because I was waiting to tell mine). I thought about not posting it but don't believe in editing our public persona to not include off days or it creates unrealistic expectations.
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  22. "A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?"
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  23. This episode made me hate the classic fat lazy white female DEI agent f*cking over the Asian who worked 13 more hours than her a week growing up in this new system of institutionalized racism. Democrats never stopped being the party of institutional racism they just got smug about it. And here is our discord if you want to chat go to the section on this episode: https://discord.gg/EGFRjwwS92
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  24. Telling the unlucky guys "you may be doomed, but you're still better off living in false hope!" will never work, and you'd have to be dumb to think it might.
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  25. 😂 10 minutes in and this is already more Pro black then 99% of what I see from pro-black influencers. Good shit.
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  26. My wife delivered our second yesterday, a beautiful baby girl. Her big brother is in love with his new little sister. God is good, keep having babies, brothers and sisters.
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  27. Malcolm is in for a wild ride watching Dustborn's story play out. The main character isn't merely a bad person. The main character is the most awful major character I think I've ever seen. Now, there are some that do as bad things as the main character in other works of fiction, but they're not self righteous about it. They're not "the oppressed good guys". Dustborn is basically a tankie psychosis simulator. Fascinating and honestly a great work of art, for the exact opposite reasons of what the game creators intended.
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  28. My parents are Korean, and my sister and I were born here in the states. Basically, my parents convinced my sister and I, that we were such defective human beings, that we, on our own, decided that we should not reproduce. (All the while, they would encourage us to have kids. Note that we had high class rankings in school and my sister and I both went to an Ivy league school.) I am still aghast at having discovered that my mom was just tuning out everything we said, and just using emotional weapons against us to dismiss what we said and just shut us up -- but doing this in such a way, that it was portrayed like they were so much wiser than us and just thought everything we said was just stupid and terrible. I finally figured this out through my 40's, and I started asking my mom what she thought I had just said. It wasn't Alzheimers. She was just put together in such a way, that she never registered anything we said or thought it would matter. I don't know if I've explained this clearly, or even if anyone might believe me, but really, I don't know how to process this.
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  29. This is the most bizarre coming out video I've seen in my entire life
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  30. You are missing a crucial element. That element being the out sourcing of jobs that happened in the 80s-90s. Most of those jobs were originally held by black men. Same with the massive surge of immigration in the 60s-90s.
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  31. We're all in this together. Gay or straight. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  32. It's a feature, not a bug. The problem is the collective societal gaslighting - telling men that they're "privileged".
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  33. I recall a spicy youtuber did a video on kids with 20 hous at daycare show similar symptoms as children who have been abandoned.
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  34. This is a collab I never expected but I'm all for it
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  35. I'm an academic running a lab in a research-intensive US university, and I rely on federal funding to do medical research. Even though my job could be at risk, I cannot understate how grossly corrupt universities, academic medical centers, and the research enterprise are. We need a shake-up, because universities are failing in their fiduciary responsibilities to taxpayers who have given them the benefit of the doubt for decades. I'm a citizen first and a scientist second. As a scientist, I'm so overwhelmed with bureaucracy that I spend 100% of my regularly allotted effort on it. I'm no different from most of my peers. We then spend very little of our time actually thinking about science, doing bench work, and mentoring/training people. I would gladly take a pay cut to just get back time, energy, and cognitive space to do science, whether that's in a corporation, government agency, or reconceptualized university.
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  36. Why does transition ruin skills? 1. Hormonal derangement and poisononig (Biochemical) 2. Being a protected class ruins feedback mechanisms (Social) 3. Oppresion paradigm prevents the person from struggling with themselves anymore, rather they will interpret struggles as being the fault of the external world not giving them enough allowances or deference (Psychological) Further I assert that transition being associated with worse functional outcomes (not to mention general health) rather than improved functional outcomes, proves that transition does not unlock the 'true self' or improve the self.
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  37. I am a gay man and I support president Trump.
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  38. I see in all my circles, from coworkers to family, that most women are hopping from rekationship to relationship in their 20s, then around 32 they finally start thinking about settling down.
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  39. There is no way out of this. Good luck everybody!
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  40. Our son has never set foot in a daycare. He had a total of three tantrums throughout his young childhood. My first job was in a daycare. It was initially a financial choice not to put him in daycare, but as we saw his development and behavior exceed what I saw in the daycare, it became a development choice.
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  41. Losers often identify with more violent losers because it allows them to fantasize about living in a world where their rage is not impotent.
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  42. Being called weird by deranged sociopaths is a good thing.
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  43. Male feminist. Neither surprising nor new.
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  44. As a Nigerian, here's my simple answer: Bad geography, poor social and economic systems, poor political systems, failing legal and social institutions, dutch disease, tribalism and others. During the golden age of Islam, under Harun al-Rashid, the civilization was experiencing great economic, social and scientific development and Islam was moderatingbabd becoming more Secular until Orthodox pushback from Imams and others caused these changes to stop. Then, the Christian West embraced modernity and reform and advanced in all fields. The fact that Christianity abolished institutions like slavery, broke clan structures by removing cousin marriage, and stopped the ban on usary which led to stuff like capitalism and meritocracy, while islam refused to do all of this. Also, the colonialism excuse is just lazy and mainly used by tribalist Arabs as an excuse. Same way Pan-Africans use it as an excuse for Africa's failings.
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  45. My prediction is that corporatism has convinced most women to be antinatalist. Human gestation does not fit into a quarterly reporting cycle.
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  46. When I first heard about the vasectomy van outside the DNC, I thought for sure it had to be a MAGA troll. Imagine my hilarious amusement when I found out it was a Democrat idea.
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  47. Ever notice how many “early childhood experts” don’t have kids? Just an observation.
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  48. I am very grateful for my teen pregnancy. It eliminated a lot of choices in my life, and looking back, I think it was a good thing. It made my choices much easier and more simple, and allowed me to feel like I knew my purpose at a very early age. I’m now 38 with 6 children and I would be happy to have another if I can 😂 AND excited about the possibility of grandkids in the next few years!
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  49. The public is slowly learning that corporations, systems, and laws aren’t real. Things happen because people powerful people make them happen. And once that genie is fully out of the bottle, it doesn’t go back in.
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  50. To be consistent I believe all accusations against male feminists.
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